MEDIA CENTER
2001 News Releases
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Jan–Mar | Apr–Jun | Jul–Sep | Oct–Dec

October–December

NIH Grant Helps Population Council Advance Promising HIV/AIDS Prevention Research
(29 November)

Prominent AIDS Researcher Joins Population Council (29 November)

New Book Announcement: Global Fertility Transition  (16 November)

Postnatal Abstinence and Extramarital Sex in Côte d’Ivoire (24 October)

Both Men and Women Can Benefit from Attention to Gender-based Power (24 October)

New Directors Named at Population Council
(11 October) 

July–September

The North Korean Famine and Its Demographic Impact (12 July)

Prenatal Sex Determination and Sex-selective Abortion in Central China (12 July)

Measles Vaccination Shown to Improve Survival Chances of Poorest Children (11 July)

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April–June

In Pakistan, Husbands as Obstacles to Contraceptive Use (27 June)

Population Council Elects Rodney B. Wagner as Board Chairman (6 June)

Study Finds Levonorgestrel Contraceptive Implant Is as Safe and Effective as IUDs and Sterilization
(2 April)

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January–March

Population and Development Review and Studies in Family Planning Are Now Available Online to Subscribers (14 March)

In Egypt and Morocco, Delayed Childbirth Contributes to Lower Fertility (14 March)

Researching Domestic Violence Against Women: Proceed with Caution (14 March)

New Tools Facilitate Reproductive Health Service Evaluation (2 February)

HIV/AIDS Survey Library Is Now Online as an Aid to Researchers (2 February) 

New Book Announcement: Population and Economic Change in East Asia (24 January)

Brazilian Doctors Persuade Women to "Choose" Cesarean Delivery, Says Researcher Who Interviewed Hundreds of Women Postpartum
(5 January)

In Bengal, Language, Rather than Nationality or Religion, May Influence Contraceptive Use
(5 January)

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